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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
2
Forecasts for Northern and Central California call for warmer inland conditions while coastal areas remain cooler. The outlook through Wednesday shows mild to warm days with potential heat near inland valleys and cooler nights.
The report outlines temperatures across California’s regions through Wednesday with fair to overcast skies and increasing warm spells. Inland areas such as the San Joaquin Valley and Sacramento Valley see rising highs with light to gentle winds while bayside cities report lingering fog and mild evenings.
A string of fire and rescue calls across Hayward Palo Alto and surrounding areas includes smoke investigations at multiple addresses on Laurel Jesuscita and Watkins streets. Reports mention grass and warehouse fires in Fremont and San Leandro with multiple agencies responding and investigations underway.
A list of newborns across Eden Hayward San Leandro Newark Fremont and Union City facilities. Entries name parents addresses hospital dates and baby genders noting multiple births and twin births in several households. The notice covers Eden Hayward San Jose Memorial Rose and St Rose hospitals with births dated Sept 20 to Oct 14.
President Sukarno returned to Freedom Palace as anti-Communist students clashed with security forces. At least 62 students were treated for injuries and 22 remained hospitalized after the brutal confrontation. Students accused Sukarno of aiding a Communist coup while Subandrio denied threatening to dissolve anti-Communist groups before the attempted takeover.
A garbled list appears to record marriage licenses with names William Davin McGahe and Kathlery Wally Solonnw aged 74 of San Leandro. Bill Gang Gibson 20 of Kan Lidnaro and Ronnie Kay Woandheldas 20 at San ri. Ruben White 62 at Cripple and Myale Cutlin Burns in Fremont. Etemant Amithy Be Bt San fea Larmbart at San Lorene and Mai Vie ChtwUltay San Latenta.
President Gleason of the International Longshoremen's Association announced ongoing talks to unite with the West Coast International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union. AFL CIO approval from George Meany is required. West Coast leader Harry Bridges is among the rivals. The move follows a 1930s split and past employer opposition.
Federal investigators moved into the Casscade range south of Portland to probe Saturday's crash of a West Coast Airlines DCI twin jet en route from San Francisco to Portland. Eighteen people were killed and remains were taken to the Multnomah County Morgue for identification by FBI experts. An Civil Aeronautics Board team flew in and hiked to the crash site.
Foreign ministers from nine small nations convene in New York to revive a U.N. plan for easing East West tensions in Europe. The proposal, approved by the General Assembly last year, calls for lower barriers and broader trade and cultural ties among systems, aiming for neighborly relations. The sponsors include Relinquim and Denmark for NATO, Sweden Finland Austria Yugoslavia for nonaligned, and Romania Bulgaria Hungary for the Warsaw Pact. Secretary of State Dean Tusk heads to New York to discuss the plan with attending ministers, with U.S. backing.
Firefighters estimate a faulty outlet started the blaze at 1 am destroying the kitchen and causing smoke damage throughout the Walter Jones residence at 1528 East Ave Hayward. The estimated loss totals 8001 dollars.
London reports a six month decline in Britain's gold reserves paused as foreign currency holdings show steadier balance. Treasury issues terse update noting no net recourse to central bank facilities and a stronger pound outlook despite prior austerity, with reserves down since March.
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